Sierra Modern Home Studio Smart Table with Built in 360° Bluetooth Speaker and Wireless Qi Charger, Dark Oak Wood

Here's the verdict about this table and everything you're gonna need to know before buying:I had my eyes on this table for OVER a year, and when I finally had the money to buy it, as you can imagine, I was stoked. However, there were enough imperfections and (extremely) annoying features that made me return the table. Extremely disappointed.PROS+ Beautiful and modern looking+ Speakers are loud and are of great quality.+ Wireless charging isn't super slow like I expected.+ Piece it together in seconds, and it stays relatively sturdy if you don't bump into it with force.CONS (where things get disappointing)- When you turn it on, it has an annoying, pre-recorded voice that says "Bluetooth, searching" and then "Bluetooth connected." I think it also says "Bluetooth disconnected" when you disconnect, but regardless of what it says, my point is this: it gets old REALLY fast. It started to annoy me pretty bad the 3rd time I turned it on. My tipping point to this was when I just wanted to play my music quietly at night, and when I turned it on and it screamed "bluetooth searching" and woke up my sister in the room across from me. Nope, not dealing with that- The bluetooth charging only works when the table is turned on; no, you cannot use this table as your bedside table and set your phone on it to charge at night. "Oh, then I'll just turn the table ON every night to charge my phone." Well, then the battery is going to die on the table while you charge your phone overnight. If you keep the table charging all night so that the battery doesn't die, it'll ruin the battery over time from constant-charging degradation, like most other devices.- It could be taller. I'm glad I read the dimensions of it because you'd expect it to be taller than it is. It's still an adequate size, though.TLDR: This table has so much potential, but it's not nearly there right now. Definitely not worth the $200 that it almost costs, including tax. Wouldn't even pay $100 for it, myself. The only way I can think this would be table would be considered intuitive would be if you exclusively use it for music at parties... but why would you spend $200 on it for even that? Feel free to buy it and see for yourself, but I am confident in my opinion and review.

Pros:This table sounds and looks awesome. Super modern and mid century, and not too obviously a speaker.It has 2 spots to plug in charging cables + an aux input & the wireless charger.It’s overall a great product! But..Cons:If you’re connected via Bluetooth to the speaker and your phone disconnects, the table powers off after like 5 minutes. So if you don’t want to be connected via Bluetooth but you do want to use the tabletop charging, you’ll be turning the table back on every couple of minutes.The wireless charging is really.. spotty. I have to set my phone down quite a few times in new positions before it connects, if it connects. I’ve never used a wireless charger that’s quite as difficult to link-to.I’d say all in all, the cons are more inconveniences than they are problems. Just found those things to be exceedingly noticeable compared to anything else, but I think all in all it’s a great table, good speaker and cool idea. It just could use a few small improvements.

The media could not be loaded.  This table provides serious bang for the buck. Its a really elegant and simple looking piece; the wood is real wood which I was not expecting. It feels great to touch. The speaker is crystal clear and gets very loud; I had a Sonos for a while and this is comparable, if not much better. It can definitely fill medium and large size rooms with sound with no distortion at all. It also has a built in battery so you can disconnect it from the power for a a few hours of wireless use if you want to move it around. The built in wireless charger is a great feature but you have to be sure to place your phone directly on the center marking for it to work. If its off center it will stop charging but this is the case with any other wireless charger. The two usb ports in the back are also a great plus. I'm using this as a night stand in my bedroom. . . . super convenient as a table to keep my essentials on while charging my phone overnight.

This table makes a great addition to any living space, good looks, great functionality but the standalone battery is quite disappointing i dont get a single FULL charge on my pixel 4 XL, i understand this is the smaller battery size of this table , but it still advertises to have a bigger mah size than my phone yet is does not even charge it completely before dying. But battery aside, table speaker sounds more than good, gets loud and clear and even has good bass. the wireless charging is great when plugged in to the wall.

Amazing table/speaker combo. This is real black walnut, not veneer. I will say that you should wax/polish the top, as it looks/feels hungry (ashy). I used Howard’s Feed-N-Wax a couple of times & it really brings out the beauty of the grain. The center spot for wireless charging does dry out quickly (I think that the Qi charger gets a bit warm, evaporating the wood polish). The sound is phenomenal, not boxy or cheap. Assembly is super simple, just screw in the 3 legs, connect power plugs & that’s it. The Qi charging spot is a big plus & also very fast. Very stable & the legs come with anti-scratch pads on them. Very well constructed & very good materials. This table sells elsewhere for $350+!!!!

I like the design and the sound quality is pretty decent, as is the battery life when I’ve used it without the plug... but I use it primarily as a nightstand and the Qi charging is finicky and doesn’t work well at all. The USB ports also don’t work :/ however... very solid customer service. When the Qi charging failed they sent me another one without any issues. Maybe I got a dud.

I was looking for a small table to slip in beside my chair and this speaker/table was slightly more expensive and really delivers.